Newsletter, Issue No. 16

April 01, 2018

Pakistan Coalition for Education in collaboration with Ghazali Education Trust (GET) organized a round table conference to stress on the need for all political parties to make time bound commitments with regards to education in their party manifestos. The platform was used to reflect on manifestos of 2013 and the progress made in line with the education agendas defined by the political parties, five years down the road. The event was attended by members of Standing Committee on Education from Punjab Assembly, representatives of political parties, academia, journalists and members of the civil society.

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